An article “Gender mainstreaming at local level – Polish case” (author Ekaterina Gamakharia, a representative of Fund “Sukhumi”, women’s rights expert) was published in the newspaper “P.S.”.

The article is a brief overview of an analytical work of Katarzyna Zielinska, a doctor of Jagiellonian University, Sociological Institute, that was developed on the request of Fund “Sukhumi” within the framework of the project “Learning from the experience of Visegrad 4 to advocate for equal, inclusive and democratic local governance".

The project is implemented with the support  of the Visegrad Fund

A regular TV program on the topic “Municipal Gender Equality Councils, as a perspective for socially balanced policy” was transmitted on air of TV company “Rioni”.

TV stories transmitted during the program told about the work of Fund “Sukhumi” with Gender Equality Councils of Imereti and Guria. The conversation was about Gender equality Action Plan, gender budget, gender statistic, and the essence of gender researches.

Guests of the program – members of Khoni Gender Equality Council shared their plans for future activity. There was voiced a civic initiative regarding a sensitive topic of migration which has negative influence on women.

The program was transmitted in the frames of the project “Learning from the experience of Visegrad 4 to advocate for equal, inclusive and democratic local governance".

On the 5th of July Fund “Sukhumi” organized live broadcast on the topic “Gender mainstreaming in local municipalities” in the TV company “Rioni”.

- How Gender Equality Councils are formed, which challenges exist, and what experience Fund “Sukhumi” offers – these issues were focused during the program.

The project is implemented with the support  of the Visegrad Fund

Article “Gender equality and gender mainstreaming in local government, Hungary case” is published in the newspaper “Guria news”. The author of the article is Ekaterina Gamakharia, Fund “Sukhumi” representative, an expert in women’s rights issues. This is a brief overview of an analytical work of Eniko Pap, a representative of the Hungarian NGO “Women’s lobby”. The article was written in the frames of the project “Learning from the experience of Visegrad 4 to advocate for equal, inclusive and democratic local governance" on request of Fund “Sukhumi”.

The project is implemented with the support  of the Visegrad Fund